Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 5

The SUN Flagstaff, Ariz. Saturday, May 26, 1962 5 ADA 'SCHOLARSHIPS From left, Walter Robin Dick, Phoenix, at the annual awards us- Hodges, Flagstaff toucher, presented the Arizona numbly helil at Arizona Slate OuIIcge, Mr. Hodges Education Association scholarships or 15175 each is president ot the Flagstaff AEA chapter, semester to Botty Ann Solomon, Phoenix, and (ASO Photo) Hosfed Than 800,000 Sunsef Crafer Celebrating 32nd Birthday as Monument The 32nd anniversary of tiie establishment of Sunset Crater National Monument is being observed todny. Dr. Carrigan Feted at Lynch The faculty members of the Division of Studies and English at Arizona State College honored Dr.

Margaret Carrisan, director of the division, with a luncheon at the Gables Thursday. Dr. Carrigan is retiring from administrative duties at the college June 1, and will continue as a professor of English at ASC. Dr. Larry Abler, assistant professor of English at ASC.

expressed the division's appreciation for Dr. Ca'rrigan's leadership over the past years. Dr. J. Lawrence Walkup, ASC president, spoke for the college.

Tho.group presented Dr. Carrigan with two matched, gold enameled serving dishes. Dr. Ruth Shott. ASC art faculty, was in charge of arrangements.

This cinder cone and associated lava flow, which is the remains of the last volcanic action in the San Francisco Peaks field, has played host to more than 800,000 isitors since it was set aside as a national monument by President Hoover on May 25, 1930. Mere than 97,000 of the visitors saw the scenic aid geological features of the area during 1961, according to superintendent Russell L. Mahan. Under the Mission 66 program, one designed to improve national parks, an excellent paved road has been constructed to make the features readily accessible. Mission 66 is a 10-year development program begun in 1956 to assure adequate facilities and sendees in all areas to accommodate the increased thousands of visitors expected to rse thorn by 19G6.

Future development of Sunset Crater calls for additional interpretive facilities to make each person's visit more enlightening and enjoyable. Mahan said plans also call for more personnel. WILLIAMS (Special) Thunder River Trail on the Kaibab National Forest will be closed to notorized travel after July 1. Plans for the closure were nnunced today by Forest Super- F. M.

"Flick" Ilodgin. Hodgin said the trail is char- aclerizcd by steep grades, nar- ledges and abrupt dron offs. the hazardous 13-mile tretch cannot accommodate joint use by hikers, riders and motor Surveys have been completed and in the Interest ot safety, both ov motor vehicles and hikers or the Kaibab National Forest Supervisor luis ordered I rail closed to molar vehicles un der the Secretary of Agriculture's UNITED BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARD From left, Kenneth Dllley, Durango, received the United Business Education award from Dr. Venotta Kell, ASC business education (acuity, at the annual Arizona State College awards assembly (ASC Photo) NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS to Section 42-239 A.R.S., 1956, notice is hereby given that the Assessor of Coconino County, Arizona, has this date delivered to the Office of the Board of Super visors the Assessment Roll for the year 1962. The same shall be kept open for public inspection during the office hours each day.

The Board of Supervisors will meet as a County Board of Equalization in Flagstaff, Arizona, on the first day of June, 1962, and continue in session through June 11, 1962 for the purpose of considering said Assessment Roll and to make such raise or adjustments as to them may seem proper. All taxpayers are urged to examine their assessments- and if in the opinion of any taxpayer it appears that an adjustment should be made in his assessment he should appear before the Board of Equalization during its session. DATED this 22nd day of May, 1962. Coconino County Board of Supervisors Jane Burns Jane Burns, Clerk Publish Mny 24 2G, 19G2 (fi'D Thunder River Trail lisi LEGAL N071CES LEGAL NOTICES the right to reject any and all bids or proposals, II. L.

FIELD, JR. For C. T. Pulliam, City Manager Published: May 26th, June 2nd, 9Ui, 1962 (6G) lliiy 191H NOTICE INVITING Sealed bids will be received by the City of Flagstaff, Arizona, at the office of the City Manager, City Hall up to 2:00 o'clock P.M., June 12th, 19G2 for the purchase (in approximately 150 Ib. cylinders) of Liquid Chlorine and Alu- uininum Sulphate KM approximately 100 Ib.

bags) for the period of July, 19G2 through June, 19G3. Bid will state that material offered for sale meets tentative AWWA standard for Liquid Chlorine. 301-57T, April, 1958. and AWWA standard for Aluminum Sulphate, AWWA 403-58, February, 1959. Bid will include state sales tax hut not fe'deral excise (exempt) and deMvery price will be 0.

Water Department Plant, for aluminum and F. O. City Shop, Flagstaff, Arizona for clilortie. The City estimates that 5 tons of liquid chlorine and 1HO tons nf aluminum sulphate will be re- quived. The City of Flagstaff reserves ORDINANCE NO.

574 AN ORINANCE VACATING THE EAST-WEST ALLEY; IN BLOCK 173, NORMAL SCHOOL ADDITION, WITHIN THE CITY OF FLAGSTAFF, COCOWNO COUNTY, ARIZONA, A AUTHORIZING CONVEYANCE OF SAME TO ADJOINING PROF CRTYT OWNERS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL of the City of Flagstaff, upon petition of the owner of all property lying on both sides of the East- West Alley in Block 173, Normal School Addition within the City of Flagstaff, Coconlno County, Arizona, do ordain as follows: SECTION I. That all that certain East-West Alley lying in Block 173, Normal School Addition as shown by the duly approved original plat of said Normal School Addition, in the City of Flagstaff; be and the same Is hereby vacated, closed and abandoned. SECTION II. Be it further orda'ned that said alley as described in Section I of this ordinance, so vacated and abandoned be conveyed to the respective owners of the adjnmin: and abutting property to said alley upon payment of any and a charges paid by the city in the closing of sad allev.

SECTION III. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of tl-ii ordinance are hereby renealnl. SECTION IV. It being necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, and safely of the City of Flagstaff, rud tha inhabitants thereof, and that the immediate passage of this Ordinance is necessary to accomplish these purposes, an emergency is hereby declared to cxisi and this Ordinance br in full fonr upon its passage and apnrova'. PASSED AND ADOPTED by Ihe Mayor pud Onimtl of the City cf FlRgslpfF, Coconino Comty, Arizona, nncl approved and signed hv Ihn JI-Tvo- of "aitl City this of May, 19C2.

P.v Harry S. Jr. r'ti. of Flagstaff TV- P. V.

Whr- Oitv 26lh. June 5nd, Bth and 16th, 1952 (671 Wanted 9. Help Wuted A GIRL OR WOMAN TO HANDLE A I I A and office work for The Apply 8 a.m., 417 W. Santa Fe Avenue -B. Help Wanted--Female 11.

Instruction WANTED Bookkeeper with automotive experience, PR 4-3221. BOOKKEEPING and general office work. PR 4-7376, or PR 43510 5. 9B-26 10. Situation Wanted REASONABLE Ironing dor- PR 4-'B21.

10-25 WILL do ironing In my home. PR 4-7055. lO-iO LEGAL NOTICES 9. Help Wanted his Court his petition praying that Ancillary Letters of Administration C.T.A., on the Estate of said de- be granted to ROBERT W. VARDEN and that same will be heard on Monday the llth day of June, 1962 at 1:30 o'clock P.

M. of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, in Flagstaff, County of Coconlno, State of Arizona, and all persons Interested in said estate are notified, then and there to appear and show cause, if any they lave, why the prayer of said pe- itioner should not be granted. DATED this 17th day of May, 1962. A MARY P. LEWJS Mary P.

Lewis, Clerk Pub: May 26, June 2, 9, 1902. (59) THE SUPFR'O'l COURT Of THK STATE Of AU.T70M/1 IN AND FOR TITC COUNTY OF COCONINO In the Matter of the Estate of 1 CHESTER H. WAITE, Deceased. 1 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COCONINO No 4427 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION In the Matter of the Estate of JUAN A. MONTOYA, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that FRANCES S. MONTOYA has i ed in this Court, a petition to have Letters of Administration upon the Estate of Jun.i A. Montoya, deceased, be issued to Frances B. Montoyn, and the spine will be heard on Monday the 11 ill day of June, 1962. at p.m.

in the afternoon of said day at the Courtroom of said Courl, in Flagstaff, Coconino County, Arizona, and all persons interested i said Estate are notified then and thore to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted. DATED this 22nd day of May, 1962. Mary P. Lewis. Clerk By Esther L.

Butler Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Publish: May 26, June 2 and June 9th, 1962 (GS) 5. Announcements NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION C. T. A. NOTICE is berehv tn'ven that ROBERT W.

WARDEN has filed in DIRECTORY- A CLASSIFIED LISTING OF SPECIAL SERVICES To Have Your Services Listed Phone PR 4-4545 Auto Service BASIL'S EL PASO SERVICE Expert lubrication, auto repair, engines steamed. West Hwy. 66, PR 4-2540. Beauty Salons Winsor's Beauty Shop Plaza Shopping Center PR 4-8222 Bicycle Service Repair on all kinds. Parts Service Western Auto 14 E.

Birch PR 4-3761 Dry Wall Work For expert workmanship Childress Drywall. License No. 22250. 2803 Patterson. PR 4-8401; PR 4-3571.

For Mason Velvet-eez shoes. Ellis Campbell. Phone PR 4-8447 Draperies Brakehill Draperies, 2024 N. Center. PR 4-7711.

Security Savings Stamps. Foods Rea's Health Foods 216 N. Humphrey PR 4-2602 Lawn Mower Service Kduffmnn Lawn Mower Shop Sharpening and complete overhaul 2101 N. Mali. PR 4-2454 Masonry brick, block, rock stone.

Ucen. led. Call PR 4-8298. Painting Decorating Oall reawmahlc prices, tret caUmatei. PR 4-7205.

Rentals Refrigerator Rentals Leamon's Appliances, PR Sales Service Fuller Brush Ph. PR 4-8538 Employment Call Mr. Nunn Septic Tank Cleaning Adolph's Septic Service. PR 4-3951 Shoes Trailer Towing ARIZONA Trailer Convoy, ed, bonded. "Pop" SUles.

PR STATE TRAILER MOVERS bonded and Insured, 24-hour service. Local and statewide. PR4 7223. TV Radio Repair TV AND RADIO REPAIR Experienced quick servict on TV, radio, and record 'players, Call Bonney Burns PR 4-4G01. Upholstery Bast Flagstaff Applianen and Upholstering.

2921 N. 4th. St. PR 4-6S43. Welding tiiu and arc.

lined auto parU Auto Salvage. Acr fro- Barker Village. PR 4-4111. INVISIBLE reweavins on your garments. PR 4-2110.

105 So. Humphrey. 5-13 ANY WATCH completely overhauled to look and run like new S6.95. Chris Jewelers, 1922 No. 4th.

5-U Vlcoholics Anonymous meetings Thursday evenings. Thote with alcoholic problems Write Box 772, Flagstaft. Call PR 4-2318. 6-tf OKT MINIATURE Poodle puppies, white or silver. Silver Crest Kennels.

1919 Arrowhead. 8-tf FOR SALE 3 month old Labrador. PR 4-4107. 8-31 HALF original price on thoroughbred Bassett. 1 yr.

old. PR 44428 after 6. 8-29 EXPERIENCED waitresn and cook wanted. Apply in person at the Stein Club. No drifters.

Only permanent need apply. I 12. Child Care WILL baby sit, my home. Fenced yard. PR 4-7487.

12-31 RAILROAD NEED MEN Ages 17 28, at once. Hish School Graduates or (J. E. D. Diploma physically fit to train for Riil Agents.

$400 up monthly. Low cost Training. Placement Service upon completion. Write giving name, address, Martial Star tils Age, Education, Present oc-f cupation Phone No. to Rail- roar! Training P.

0. Box 869; Tucson, Arizona. 11-28 'WILL Install your carpet. JPA Custom Floor Coverings. 15 N.

Beaver. PR 4-3341 25. Sporting Goods 25. Sporting Goods NEEDED Dishwasher, kitchen helper. Apply after 1 p.

ra. No phone calls. Italian Inn. 9-lf I PERSONNEL A Serving Flagstaff N. Ariz.

121 E. Aspen 774-8232 Rt. man exp. Rest or groc. trade wk SU2 Auto transm 5500 Full dig.

Bkpr. reloc 5600 Dinner Cook, reloc. shift 2nd Cook open Exp Tile 5 da $300 Gen Typing 65w 565 NCR Exp Motel opni Motel Clk. hr $1. 3 agencies to serve you 3 Agencies to serve you 9-A.

Help Wanted-- BOYS Do you want to make some money? If you do see Mr. Withers at the Sun ahoul selling papers down lorn); 9A-tf MAN wanted to supply Rawleigh Products to consumers in or near Flagstaff. Good time to start. No capital required. For details write Rawleigh, 306 Adeline, Oakland, Cal.

9A-26 for selling Ordinary Life, 20 pay Life, Term, 20 year savings plan, coupuns, dividends, return premium Powerful company. 3336 North Sevenlh Phoenix. Phone AM 6-5489. Industrial FOREHAND Trucking fir Equipment Company 1708 N. Center EXCAVATING GRADING 9 Grader Rental S-md Fill Top Soil Cinders PR4-313Q 21 BEAUTY operators needed Experienced.

High commission Contact Minnie Unzy, Vista Beauty Salon. Call Page MI 52361. Page. 9-tt FOR SALE Small well made portable building, 10x12 with windows, doors, and wired for electricity. $150 280 gallon gasoline or oil tank.

On legs. $65 22 gallon butane tank, filled. $25 1925 North 2nd PR 4-4601 PR 4-3813 21. For Sale, Miscellaneous 21. For Sale, Miscellaneous -DAY CLEARANCE Reconditioned Bonded Guaranteed -Automatic Maytag Washer i-y- 5 5 dn.

mo. Fhilco Automatic mo. News MA Warranty I dn. 0 All Fabric HOTPOINT, An Porcelain Automatic Washer $10 dn $8 mth 30 other automatic washers and dryers to chooss from A iir- ji PAY DAY TERMS -LEAMON'S APPLIANCES 114 Birch Flagstaff PR 4-1541 Marine and Motorcycle BIG MAY Clearance Sale 1-MUSTANG MOTOR SCOOTER Regular $425 I- Regular $22? now 125 as is 1-INDIAK MOTORCYCLE Trail Blazer Model 1-GERMAN SACHS 1961 Model Regular $375 1-TOTEGOTE Reconditioned Regular $285 now 185 Regular $315 sifinr now 235 OUTBOlPiOTORS 1-EYINRUDE MONT. WARD 25 H.P.

Regular $95 '50 UU JOHNSON MOTORS (With Gas Tank) Regular $125 sale price 1962 DEMONSTRATOR Complete with 75 H.P. Johnson Electramatic Check On This SPECIAL SALE PRICE 1-HOM1MADE FISHING BOAT With Grey Marine Engine Regular $600 sale nrice 300 1-BLUE WHITE WOODEN FISHING BOAT With Trailer Regular $125 sale price 75 1-14 FT. STARCRAFT ALUMINUM Big Fisherman Regular $175 Sal price 130 fr Motorcyclt Dtpartmtnt 17 North.